The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
SToCE QUOTATIONS. -CLoaRD BID,
Breudstufrs mud proyisIon.

CHICAGO! ILL.,. Marcl 10.-The wheat market had
a %eGEcd temper to-day. Thescencs OF excitement.
which aGconpanied the sharp advance OF the pre.
csdlnS thIee Gays, were Tlyalled shortly after Z
0c!oeE, when there was a wild scramble 10 unload
long wheat on Il fslliug market. Illerc vas A
largo amount OF bear deals and dis1uictl0r rumors'
wnieh PROVOKED y hall panic and caused one OF
known for years. May delivery droppei IN sic'
soowlng Il iull decline OF Sc from the too figures OF
Yesterday. Operators who had became Confirmed
H. their views that q Corner" in Nay whest
sS 10 whether the clique had sold their holdings or
wcso simply allowing the market to drop back In
order losh5Ee out lli The small dealers, Enormous
9uantl.ies OF wheat were thrown on the market by
where margins haa expired. The market Openei
this morning With May at SIZE, or kc lover than
last night. a rally to .slIc followed but u ltt%
,ae s SGess tS9s 81 dla1s9 Offering, THO price broke Oh
tho 9own turn, but the impression was that il was
outside AID scattered lot, and not wheat belong.
inSt . the bull clique. 4 rally to SShc gucccede2.
with more condolences being shown by the dfera.
tors. u was reported that the proposed duty on
wheat IN Ffalca was to 60 into eject, and this
n2lpsd the depression. Inc government ren0ris
showing, the amount OF wheat on hand to lie in
exGess o. me supply onn year ago was regarded as
may have hnu their etlc1tit was noticed that several
OF the former big bear opcrl.ors mad
commenced to throw vely large quantities Of wheat
Oh tas market. Half million bushcl lots
were offered by one or two prominent bears. and
wheu ihe pas!c was near It's height the rtimof was
alarted That several Large houses had faiIcd' Tho
ic.uit WEB that prices fell oirin the shnrcest man.
ics imaginable, until FAY had touched Sic. Are.
"Gt on to sue followed, where the market rested
II O'Clock! Tho rutnor Of failures IVES dIspryycn
III me afternoon. and tho market rallied ID BoiIc
NM closed for the day At 8115ksaaa44c. Corn stroi,s
oaS qaie: snI Arm. The'e was little doipg IN
mess PORK. Lard nc!ive and stroug. Fiorr ouIet
and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. 2 sprinc 7sxs
TIC; No. J. spring Eomiral; No. 2 red nominal;
March 76Ha7sMc, closing at ;fAc; May SlaSj5Ic'
fiSing st :s!hej June so'.aSee," closing. at Slssc:
sGly sl Msss, c :s;sa,H a. sIs: Gora, cssh NJ; 2. s5IIsia
1?2sc, closing a. 4iHo; Jupe il5iai!!Mc. closing Ut
i!11e; July 42}Sai3Hc. closing ut 4255i4C. Oats, cash
no: Z 21aG; aaich 2iAa.i97sc closing at 24hc; May
Was s7sss c y plng q! gsAS; JUNG 29Ha29sac, closing
4sha52c. Flaxseed. No. l, 81 o.: Primo timothy
seed u sal ~. Mess pork, cash $40 10; March
~ l9; May and June, SO 60. Lard, cash 1850;
MtIeh 7.seaaW,, Closing Gt 1850; May .7.9215a
S.!Co, closing AZ s.0oci June S.0oaS. 12Hc, closing at
8 0sc. bacon,. short ribs, S.55c; shoulders, Coca
6.:.be; short clear Ss5aS, zoe. Whisky. 81 Is. Sugars,
cnt.loai 6Aa6Hac; granulated &C.: standard A5xa
SSSe' batter stea1y; creamery 25a3lc; dairy .lA
New YoaK, March lo.-Flour less active and
weaker; receipts 1911 barrels und sacks: exports
84l barrels aud 9,i5l sacks. Wheat, spot about Ia
lower with acloss cIr ort business; options opened
lSS an u t d:e Sd, A4aHe late, advanced NaNe.
q slight reaction; speculation quitn brisk; rsceip,s
l2i,t00' buthcls: exports 81 Gil bushels: sales yS,.
wv bushels o. futures and $4,000 bushels OF spot;
Ngs.. Chicago 9ii9A l.l5c: No. l hard 97Hc; No.. 8
elc: No. / red 95c; No. ! white go: No. 9.red
March nominal; April Qlss{a9iHc,' closing at BIC;
May g35ss93Gc, closing. ut we: juno GA
% IS eiS,ss,ns a. sa4e; July slSla92saksc. clos.
s 80 en- psaS sisz ASs9ss c Sesals:7s {, s s!Sss1f be Ct ! saise;
961aas9d5}ac, closing at a5114c,Y Corn, spot tirm aud
moderately active; options opened 1lIas4c higher.
iatet declined la,5sc, closing with Il recovery OF
els;. sale. 76i. 90 bushels q; futures aud 1865
bushels Of spot; ungraled 49a,lc; No 3, 4ac; No. 2
March 4o1sst5ec, closing Mt 4uNsc; April '49Ha5O3kc,
closing at 4979ssc; May. 49Aa55Ac, closing at 1915;
lower; receipts 50, 0O0 bushels: exports 800 900 bush.
els: sales 1900 bushels OF iutures and 96,COo
bushe!s OF spot: mixed western 3ias7c. Hay
aqll ard o, nIl,chan{gea: Coffee SPOT iaIr;
65,0oo bags: March, l2,9oal2 Csc: April, May aud
June 70. SAILS coo; July aadAugust Il. 9Sal2 csc: SEN
tcnbcr and October l3.0oalS,l0c; November and
December ,l3.i0als. itc: janua,y aud February
s.loe. Sugar quiet: refined steady. Molasses dull
aud nominal. Rice steady. Rosin quiet aud
steady. Tallow quie:. Turpentlne dull at 3yas9kc,
Pork quiet but irn. Cut meats firm; picked bel.
liss 7Ac.. L'rd higher; western steam spot
s ,9Gc; July, S.lsas. CSC; city steam 7.Goc. butter trn
and In tair, demand; western 2aaSeec. Cheese
easier, demand moderate. Eggs firm ind in faIr
demand; receipts, 5.4T pacsagts; western fresh
l6halGAc. @nr-a go
! PHILADELPHIA, PA, March lo.-Flour ouict.
Wheat opened weak. reacted and closed steady;
rejected IN grain depot SIC; ungraded do 9lLc;
70. 2 red aatch 9laolHc: do April 9ls{asl5io: 20
My 9!4a9eeHc; do June y.a921]4lc. Corn, spot firm
futures quiet: No. 4 mixed ia grain deEot '46c;
No. 3 low mixed DO 4Se; No. 2 mixed do 47c: No.
aiyellow a!loat SO: No., 2 mixed March Axe;
April 4'aa7HHc;- May 47Halsc: June 47,4aisBc,
stained No. 8 white 3iAc:. No. / white $3.50;
futures quiet but steady; No. 2 white March 3Ga
36hhc: April a3655ssa363Sc; May' s7Has7Ac: June
sTIa371asc. ri, 4}s.4 an. WI
C%rNcINNATl, O., March ,lo.-Flour easier. Whoa,
easier; No. ? red Sic; receipts 1900 bulhcls: ship
mcnts Go buthcls.f Corn quiet: No. 9 mixed 83l
a40... Oats i.sm: No. !? mixed 21;Hc. Rye steady
No. 9. 500. Pork neglected aud nominal at SIS 30
Lard dull at 7.7Cc. Bulk meats quiet and un
changed. bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisk,
seaay NJ quiet: sales u.s. barrels Of finished
| siealY. Cheese ktnanY. EsCy nrmpr ut 1oLc